… presence and the distribution of M1 and M 2 muscarinic receptor subtypes in the human
brain. This is supported by the differential labelling of distinct brain areas by [3H]NMS and [3H]…

… changes in nicotinic and muscarinic receptor subtypes in the brains of normal healthy individuals
… were used as radioligands for measurement of nicotinic receptors in the human brain. …

… the human brain… human brain (36%) than in the frontal, temporal or parietal cortex (approximately
20%). M 4 represents only approximately 20% of total the mAChRs in the human brain …

… heterogeneous mAChR subtypes are localized in specific cellular compartments of the
human brain microcirculation. Together MV and CAP isolated from postmortem human cerebral …

… The muscarinic M 5 receptor is the only muscarinic subtype expressed by the dopamine-containing
neurons of the substantia nigra pars compacta, a structure that provides the principal …

… Relative proportions of m1-m5 muscarinic receptor subtypes in human brain regions. The
level of each receptor subtype is expressed as the percentage of the total [3H]NMS-labeled …

… In some of the same brain regions, muscarinic receptors also enhance or stabilize … in
human brain tissue obtained during epilepsy resection surgeries observed effects of muscarinic …

… As far as we know, no study has been published concerning the binding properties of pF-HHSiD
to muscarinic subtypes in rodent or human brain tissues. Functional studies in different …

… In view of this, since few investigations on the muscarinic system of man have been …
Furthermore, the presence of three mAChR subtypes in different human brain … in the rat brain (8), …

… that in the human brain, extensive de… muscarinic receptor abnormalities (as might be expected
if a major subpopulation were presynaptic). Moreover, the opposite changes in muscarinic …